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slack-micro
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The goal of this project was to build a node.js client that can be dropped into serverless functions without requiring a massive dependency tree. This client covers two main scenarios: making requests and handling responses.
npm i slack-micro --save
slack('method name or url', {payload}) // returns a promise
let slack = require('slack-micro');
let message = {
unfurl_links: true,
channel: 'C1QD223DS1',
token: 'xoxb-12345678900-ABCD1234567890',
text: "I am a test message http://slack.com",
attachments: [{
text: "And here's an attachment!"
}]
}
// send message to any Slack endpoint
slack('chat.postMessage', message).then(result => {
// Success! The response is in result
});
// respond to webhooks
slack('https://hooks.slack.com/services/T0000/B000/XXXX', message);
// event handler
slack.on('event name', [... 'event name',] callback);
// digester
slack('JSON string' or {message});
let slack = require('slack-micro');
slack.on('/test', message => {
// handle the "/test" slash commands
});
slack.on('slash_commands', message => {
// handle all slash commands
});
slack.on('googlebot', message => {
// handle the outgoing webhooks trigger word "googlebot"
});
slack.on('googlebot', '/test', 'slash_commands', message => {
// handle multiple events
});
// AWS Lambda handler
exports.handler = (event, context, callback) => {
slack(event.body); // parses the body
}
FAQs
A micro client to interact with Slack's Web API
We found that slack-micro demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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